Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-01
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new uates, new ngs, al kfell " Matn
confectionery
Wanted-A tailor 10 work by the week.
F. C. Hoppe.
Examine Lloyd " Stewsrts choice I'M
derwtar.
Bargains IN everything at Corbetls,
post office block
Otis Corbett's new store is the place to
obtain bargains.
The finest line of mats in the city at
Lloyd & Stewards
The Hong Kong tea store Tor fresh
teas and coffees
The Dunlap hats are going fast at
RobinsOn's, the halter.
j. Evans keeps flour oil cake AMI all
kinds of horse aud COW feed
Samuel Carothers aud wife. Of Taylo
Ridge Were in the city today
Every few days the Hong Kong tea
store is in receipt of fresh goods
Daring September, the police made Al
srrcsts-1I stale and SO city eases.
This has the appearance of the begin
ming OF the so-calrd Indian summer.
Miss Minnie Abbott has returned from
three weeks visit TO friends in Vlr-
ginia.
Otis Corbett leaves for Chicago this
evening to look up bargains in that
market
Buy your teas and coffces at the Hong
Kong tea store, where you can obtain
them fresh.
Go to Krell & Maths and get dish of
those fine. large New York counts served
in any style.
Maj. II. c. Connolly returned from the
G. A. r. encampment at ST. Louis this
afternoon.
Robinson, the halter, carries the finest
line of neckwear, kid gloves and silk
umbrellas in the city.
Loans by the Rock Island Mutual
Building, Loan & Savings association.
Tuesday. Oct. 4, 1887.
| DIR. CoWden's son is home from Iowa
City to run Holdorf the tri-city champion,
for $50 this afternoon.
Don't forget to call AT Corhett's dry
goods and clothing emporium, when Won
need anything in that line.
Fresh chestnuts and nice grapes, ha,
nanas and peaches and all kinds Of
fruits at Boro's, under the bank
Miss Jennie Johnson has been given
the position of practicing operator in the
central telephone office in this city.
Miss Cora Sinnet, of Carthage Mo,
has arrived in the city to spend the wins
ter with her uncle, Mr.. F NJ. Sinnei.
Capt. Robt. Koehler is at his desk at
the city clerks office again, having re-
turn ed from the old soldiers gathering at
St. Louis.
E. H. Guyer, Esq. has returned from
the home of his wife's parents in Maine
Mrs. Guyer will be home in about three
weeks
Mrs ". W Cory, of oitumwa, Iowa,
formerly Miss Mollie Ennis, of Daven>
port, is visiting at the residence of Mrs.
T. E. Gray.
kFeil Il Math have the fidest and best
fitted up oyster parlors in the three cities
They keep the best oysters and serve
them in all styles.
The veterans from the ST Louis en-
campment are returning in Car loads by
every train on The R. | & P road Two
coach loads came in last night.
| Deputy Huckstaedl's receipts from in.
ternal revenue stamps for September
were: Tobacco, SIG 40: cigars, S1,0l5 :
80; beer, So, 653.75 total, 81, 6S565.
The Ladies' Hospital board will meet
at the residence of Mrs. ] NJ Buford,
Monday, at 10 a. m. Business of impor-
lance requires ali members to be present.
Jacob Brockmann S team ran away with
him on Twentieth street this afternoon,
and the old gentleman was thrown GU,
and run over, and it is feared seriously
injured.
James Seaman and wife, Of Chicago
are at the Harper, spending short visit
with their friend, Conductor John SulI:.
van. of the c.. B, Il Q, on their way to
St Louis.
A. II. Dexter. representing Atkinson's
Comedy company, which presents
"Peck's Bad Boy" at Harper's theatre one
week from next Monday, is in the city ar
ranging for the attraction.
The Macomb Journal comes out daily
during conference week. A nice. clean
six-column four>page paper it is, too
Such enterprise is bound to he crowned
with success sooner or later.
Rev. R. F. Sweet has returned from
visit TO the land of perpetual snnshin,
and fiowers--St Louis. He brought
with him some samples of Florida fruit
, Japan persmmon and guava.
1 The Broadway church has aecepie,
! the lots for a chapel in the South Parl
B., addition and plans have been drawn 70
J beautiful little house of worship. tn
- construction of which will be commence
i Immediately.
Forepaugh's great show will exhihi
next Wednesday on the Brooks propert
e between Rock Island and Moline. Thi
II will be great convenience to the multi
n tude from the two cities who will foe
d to the world renowned exhibition.
5 Presiding Elder p. A. Cool received
II distinguished no nor at the Central Hi
II nois NJ E. Conference at Maeomb yes
II terday, being chosen one of five delegate
II out of two hundred present, to represen
the Central Illinois conference at the gen
eral conference.
Mr. II. G. Wivill has received the ne
+. from his son jim, who is visiting in 81